Debbie Dunn aka DJ Lyons's Page

Wow, you are a busy lady. And a neighbor of mine, it seems. I live in Nashville and am just getting started with this type of thing. Any advice?
Also, I was curious. Do you know Devon Asdell? She's from Moshiem and lives in Knoxville now.

Hello Debbie, I look forward to running into you along the path. :o)

Dear Debbie,
Smoky Mtn. Storytellers meet at the Lawson McGee Library, 200 Church st, Knoxvilleon the Third Sunday of each month. For this month, that's Feb. 17 at 2:00.
This week, we are welcoming Ed Stivender to our neck of the woods, Pigeon Forge. With Cuz Headrick, Elizabeth Rose and more, they'll be at a FREE concert at the Holiday Inn, on the Parkway, at 7 PM Friday. Saturday night, at the Old Mill Pottery Cafe and Grill, which is a benefit for SMSA/Huebner fund at $5 a head. Limited seating, for reservations, call Lana Bowes at 429-7350. Hope to see you there! Is going to be a fun night!

Well, Happy Birthday, you Young Thing, you!

(And Blessings and Best Wishes for the Happy Couple!)

I'll check out your cool stuff when I get back from class this pm, thanks -

Great Birthday/Wedding Weekend to all - Safe travel!

Best,

Tom

'Morning, Debbie -

Thanks for your note - you've got a lot going on...it made me tired just reading about your activities!

Re: Blog - my suggestion is to post one or two of your 'best,' see what the resonse is over a week or two, then go from there. If people are clamoring for and demanding more-more-more, then, you can provide it for them; if the response is not that strong, it might be better to simply provide a link for those of your readers who are more interested in the field.

For what it's worth....

I'll be getting back to, and checking out, some of your "other stuff" over the weekend - BTW, you, too, have a great weekend!

Tom

Debbie:

Welcome to Professional Storyteller. With the site growing as fast as it is, it's hard to get around to say hello to everyone. Nevertheless, I'm glad you're here... I sooo want to get your book - it looks fascinating and I loved true stories of the supernatural. I also love being scared witless but don't know if I can read it at night alone in a hotel room, which I so often do... The cover alone creeps me out! LOL I hope you are feeling at home on Professional Storyteller. It's great to have you aboard!

Warmly,
Dianne de Las Casas
Founder of Professional Storyteller

Hey, Debbie, Welcome!

This is a most excellent site for tellers of all sorts, and many who are here have been waiting for something just like you offer - you will note multiple comments all over the site about wanting more tales, info, gossip, etc. about ghosts, ghost stories, haints, haunts, scary tales, and the like - so they are really happy to have you join the site!

You'll soon discover how excellent this place is - it's a great additional onsite presence for you and your book - your site, btw, is awfully good! - I do hope you will post a bit of your tales, writings and whatever else you may have to offer, on the pages for Video, Photos, audiofiles, Blogs, etc., so we can read/see/hear you and your work.

I'm glad you've joined the family here at PS.ning, look forward to your contributions to the site, wish you continued success and, again, send my greetings and Welcome!

Sincerely,

Tom Taylor - Deep in the Heart of Texas

Debbie
Congrats on your book.
Yes, as a storyteller and actor, I have found myself in many a haunted theatre and other wonderful places. I have a passion for Ghost Stories; I don't even care if they are true, or not as long as they're good.
I look forward to your blogs and please keep an eye out for mine.
Daniel Bishop, the Storyteller

Hello Debbie

Add to your list of must meet people, Thomas Freese... He is a member of PS and has written several books on ghosts stories... He is a great guy and I can say with confidence he will want to talk to you too.

welcome to PS... lots of great groups... check them out... also the Videos.

Upload audio files to your page so we can hear you tell.

welcome again
Buck